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mg.o, From ille LO,NDON GAZETTE„ 067. 18, 1808. IPllitehall, Oct. 18, 18C Tlit.,.King has' been pleased to present and appoint . the itev.7Ge.orge. Hih, :Dolor -in.. Divinity, to, be F!rst Mini to of St Andrew's, in the Presbytery of St. -ladrekv'A, ani Co my of Fife, vacant by the death of Die:tor John Adamson. • The •Kiiig ,isO been pleased to appoint the Rev. ./Vexander - Macleod go be' Preacher at the o,nrch or Chapel at ()remarry, in the room of the Lev.. EJt h toss, appointed to the Church and Parish of Team. IVar-Office, Oct. 0,1818. ad Regiment of Diagoons, Lieutenant Alexander Campbell to be Captain of a Troop, by porehase, vice Pollock, who . retires . Cornet Edward Payne to tie Lieutenant; vice Campbell. Itch Keennent of Light Drageons, James Dunne', Gent. to be Assterant:Surgeote vice Gilchrist; pronnotea in the i ith Foot. ' • 14111 'onto, .Assistant-Surgeon William M'Gilivray, from Kilt-pay or theete root, to be Ass:stent-SurgeOrt._. reth Ditto, Cotnet Charles Carpenter. to be Lieutenant, with ut purchase, vice Holden, who resigns. Cornet Philip De. Frimeice t be Lieutenant, without purchase, Ni e T oss,, who rosiene. Gentleman Cadet 'eines Laroche, from tilt Royal Military Colle e e, to be Cornet, vice Car penter Geuticnu Cadet - liederick Charles Philips, tram ditto, to he Cornet, vice De e lanclue. 22 , 1 Ditto, Isaac Gitiain, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Keating, whotefire.s. • .3-d Re-gin - win foot, Captain Tryon Still, from the est West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company * vice Boreetr, verL) eNtheitges. sth Diuo,' Lieutenant john Boyd, from. the Cavan Militia, to be Ensigri: bth Ditto, Lieutenant le P. floey, fam the tooth Foot, to be Lictitehant, vice Johnson, who exchanges. Stii Ditto, Edward Boyd, Gent. to be Ensign, withoutpur chase, vice Gaynor, whose •A ppoiiitinertt hasnot token place. ' lota Ditfo, Ensign Francis Tripp, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieuteniint; by purchase, vice Socket, who reties, litii Ditto, Lieutenant Walter Deentionn„ Mar the 37th Few, to tee Lieutenant,,vice Fenton, wopexciein e ee, To be loin Ts -Lieutenant Thomas Warner-eel - inn the Dub. • ne vice-f ioare; iv hose Appointment has not Lulea nil ce. Lieutenant Richard Getnins, froth the An. triei eithei.a. Ensign , ...inn Hudson,- from ditto. Ensign To be ce Smith; from the Qiteen's County Militiaeve • Assitant -Surgeon— tospaal-Mate Lis O'Hara 35th Ditto, Lieutenant v.eurge , 0/lac:to/tura, train the 6;st Foot, t , . be tieutenant, vice O'Kearney, who e.e.eilaoges. 15th Ditto, Ensign Edward Campbell to be Lieuteiient, without purchase, vice Fillfoll, promoted. ted. Dirt e Seentil Lieutenant t..iciiard Ricitereis to be Adju. tam, vco Wynne, i meinored. ------ Palm e r, G ent. to be.ciecond Leal - clean, without purenase. 25111 Ditto, Witham Aitite.smi, :eciit, to be Ensign, by pur , chase, vice Baxter, promoted... .jetti Ditto, Lieutetiant i. Per.;eval Beaumont to be Captain of a Conipany„ vice ticallfig. • 35th Diem, Eosign W. Hawthorilthwaite to be Lieutenant, without puicteise, vice Wharton., appointed- to the Stir Foot. Joseph Ituutledge, Gent, to be Losign,. vice Haw. thurtaltwoite. 371'n Ditto, Lieutenant John Spread Fenton, from the I nth t oot, to lac -lemmata, vice Deeinotict, who exchanges. .45th .Ditio,,Captain• L itchi:end troni toe Bgth Four, to bo Lapiain of a Company, vice lame., .who ex, - changes. • • sad Ditto, Craig, Gent. to be Ensign, Without pure chase. 57th Ditto, John Myers, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Price, promoted. 38th Ditto, Capraitt Peter Charles Westlake, fielln Half , PAy. of die late itOtq tout, to be Captainota Company, vice Ogle, .vino exchanges. 61st' Ditto, Lieut.:tie:it Denis O'Kearney, from the !cal . loot, to be Lieuteteiiii, vice Macnamara, who exchanges. • Lieutenant loin, Waters, Iron' the King's County Mi litia, to be Eesi a n, vice Baseene promoted :it the 84th Foot. 6zd Ditto, Lientenant - Henry Kater, from the izth Foot, to be Captaiiiin a Cemeany, without putchese, vice Cione- Shaeks, who resigns. 63a onto, lolin Wright, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chose, viee teir e promoted in the 8 1 n Garrison 7oth Dittci, Ensign Henry Ross Lgiaveil, 110111 tile Limerick to be Ensign. 72d Ditto, Ensign Donald Maclean to he Lieutenant, vice Staunton, appointed to the tout Vcterall Battalion. lames. Bum, Gent. to ti d e. Ensign, vice M a clean, Szd Liao}, tosien !Con e -sten Cuthbert, from the sth Garri. son Battalion, 'to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 'M'Neil, promoted.- Sch Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Samuel T. Basden, silo tae 61st tool. henry-Statham, from the 4th Gerrison Battalion. Ensign Bernard Bearnien, fritrit the 791.; • loot. Ensign ---- Bernard : Ensign lotto teerouF. -Eiisi e n Fate:, Iron' the setts Foot. • • To be Ensigns --Clem, iton O'Neil, Gent. vice Bernard. Fraocie tiliig s .,toil, Gent. vii Garollt. S7lll Ditto, Lieetee lames T. Moore, from the Rose common to be Ensign. Hospital Mate Robert Role to oe rie.sistant-Seigcent, vice Barry, appointed En- Vtin Ditto, Ensign'Maurice , Matioh, from the Roscorlunon ter be Ensign.s3l,ll Ditto. Captaili lolin James, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain ot a Company, vice Macdonald, who . e.xchanges. 95th Ditto, Second Lieutenant William Humbly to be First Lieutenant, vice leunoary, deeeased. Volunteer Archi bald Stewart to re Second Lieutenant, vice Huinbly, tooth Ditio, • - Licutemint Archibald R. Johnson, from the • 6th Foot, to lee Lieutenant, vise Hoey, who exchanges. Ist Wiest Junta Regiment, Captain George Saville Burdett, from the 3d Foot, to bfKaptain of a Lotnpany, vice Still, weo exchanges. Royal Airicaii Coops, -- rev Buller, decea.cd. zit Garrison Captain - William Balfe,'from Half Pay of the late sth Dragoona,to.be Captain ola Company, vice OentiistoN:bi, %%hi, excpanges. 4th Ditto, be: john Augutils Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stethain; In - Ornotd in the-84th Foot. sth . Dato, Clniries B, Brake, troth HalfPay , of the 6th Reeiment ot'thelote Irish Brigade, to be Captain of a - Comp ny e . vice Willis,who exchanges. Colin Johnstone, Cent' to be Et.sien, vice -Grinistead, appointoi - to the 30 loot Guards. With - aril teichatrlson, Gent, to be Ensign, Noce Cuthbert, peoinotted in the ati . Foot. . • , Eth Ditto, Ensigii john 0 r, 'root the 630 Foot, .to be Lieu. teheot, vice o•A:eara, appointed to the 4111 Veteran Bat talion. New brunswicli Fencibles, Ensign Henry Lodge to be Lieu teiiante Phair, appointed an E ns i gn. Cartni coed; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lodge. ISISSOLPED. Richaril Taylor, of Chnrch-low, Limehouse, and William Evans, of Limehouse Hole; bo.tt-builders. to Myers and-Witliain Nil)ers, ot. Leeds, Yore, grocers. William Bailey, I tmes Ward, and Win. Crawstiay, or L.:llris t Church, Sorri.y, tetra:kr . , Thomas Winn anu vsictiard Sadi, of Princes -street, Hanoi. vet. square, tri Miners. • : . • Sainticl Sdvory and john 1.10. - g. of Archer-street, Great goidsmiths, Wm. Bartlett and Hugh Jackson, late of the Obelisk-yard, St. George's-tields, stable-keepers.. . . Several corps of Hanoverian and gessian troops ' are on their route'to Spain. THE CHAcEr- 7 0n the 7th inst. the Manhood Hunt started a hare, near Birdhain Mill, which; after a considerable circuitous run, took to ,the high road, and led her pursuers through - the, Turnpike gate, into the city of Chichester, where,she was net by five or six men, who turned her, and forced the timid animal to leap over a stone wall, whither the hounds and huntsmen followed, and drove her into ' an adjacent cellar, where poor puss was taken and put to death. Wm: Page, the huntsman, has hunt= ed for 27 years, and never before experienced so good a chace.' Tlie whipper-in of -the above hunt (a son of the huntsman) is only nine years old, and • has constantly followed the hounds for two years.. Ile-above hunt on - the same day foiltd another hare, which-they run for an hour and three'quarters, and at the end of that tittle' killed, in Mr. DeArling's stable, at Donnington. • - MAD DOGS.—On Monday a small bull-dog, be longing to One of the Sun Firemen, was seized with canine madness in the Strand, near Exeter 'Change, The animal foamed, and exhibited the usual Spry- Innis of hydrophobia. - 'Fortunately the - passengers received no injury. The fireman., on perceiving the . ' situation of his dog, made signs to the spect a t ors t o stand aside';• he then seized - the dog, hi the most resolute manner, by the neck, and dragged it to the shop of Mr. Willows, fishmonger, where he pro cured a hammer', and the dog was destroyed. The carcase, which - was thrown down the. Savoy, has been examined, and persons acquainted with canine .madness were convinced that the animal was mad,.. - Dogs in various parts of the Metropolis have lately died mad, and the public ought therefore to be pe ,culiarly on their guard against. them. .: . . A melancholy.event, arising from an apparently trivial cause, occurred last week at Alves, in Moray shire. Joseph Anderson, a tenant on the Earl of Moray's estate, in reaping some corn, had one of his fingers slightly wounded by a prickle, which caused almost immediate swelling in his hand and arm, ac , companied wititestreme pain. 'A surgeon was called in on the same day, but a mortification ensued, arid the unfortunate man - expired on the seventh day.-, He Was a nian •of very ami a bl e chara6ter , and re ! spedable in his station. He hasleft a son, who, 'it '`may not be unworthy to remark, is the only re maining representative of a line of ancestors who have resided,. as theEatl of Moray's tenants, on the farm of _Easter Cleves, since the middle of the thin-• teenth . century; it being but a few years ago that his father gave 'up to the Earl's factor discharges of rents paid to Earl Randolph. SP4NISH Pill'EßS. JUSEr BODET" LETTER ADDRESSED TO DON GENARO FIGUEROA, BRIGADIER-GENERAL AND COMMANDER OF Tile FIRST DIVIS/ON OF THE ARMY OF . GALICIA, DATED ONA,.'SEPT. 23, 1808•• ! • ". MOST EXCELT ENT SEIGNOR, I. • " I have the honour -to inform yon, ih'at having proceeded on the'lgth'instant with my battalion of Riflemen; consisting of-430 men, to' occupy the town and monastery of Ona, in order to secure. them from any attack on the part of th e ene my who had threatened to pillage 'the Convent, I dis posed of the greater part of my troops in guarding the many and distant approaches to the heights and passes leading to and rommandinet he place; keep ing under mj, inithediate cotnniand 120 men as a reservo, to assist at any point where a reinforcement might be necessaty; and ordtring my .ady:auced• corps, particularly that posted .ifie ihge'Of Pffio, about a lea gu e f rom Ona, to iiar a s s tht. • enemy ,with their skirmishers. I3Y:these means k . succ,•eded on the following day in depriving them cif the provisions whicfr they procured trop the adjacent towns ana villages within a circuit of two . leaAnes, intefcepting, even within their view, 18 carts laden With bread, eggs, fruit, and other articles of provision. The int. convenience whiCh 'the enemy suffered froni_ thc3e skirmishing parties caused General Besstraes rasend the same day a menacing letter to the Convent, charging them with xyant . of puntinality'in furnish ing their contribtition of provisions; and with not ~having ;given him 'notice of onr arrival in that gwir ter;; but no answer beingreturned, and eager to pil lage this Monastry (a splendid 1 - nonument of the piety of the . Counts of Castile, and the repository of their ashes;, he resolved to make himself inasjer of a "post so interesting, both from its military ady'aritages and its riches. With this view, at . day-hreak of the 25th, there - appeared 'before the village of Pino, a column Of,looo infantry, under the command . of a Colonel, with a rearguard of 12 horiemen, while they :had a larger fo - rce hid • behind' a motintainons ridge that joins Cornudilla. Hickrn3n, Cent, to be Ensign, MENIOR A NDUDiIt Ensign Turner, of the 44th Foot, 'is superseded, being ab. Sent without BANwRUPi CI S E.NLARCED. Charles Sheppard aud IN . IL!s i'el.tttrspnropp, of Duke-st reet, Altigate, pailliers, :rout Sept. 27 to Nov. ij, at ten, at Guildhall. Fredericlo)gilvy, of the Nilnories,Lonlicin,dfuggist, from Oct. Z 2 to 29, at ceu, at Gtiiidhall. • . B.4NK R UP PS. Burbidge, late of ,-MuDr's Mania's-lane, A•littelresex turner an:t - thrOrella-stick-tnaputadurer, to surrendzr j/c.t. 2z, 29. N . 29, at twelve, at -G ball, A ttornies; and -Mt. • Ricilards,rt- No.w. Iu• John Kntht, of Nottingharn, shoetnaker i :oa. 2 4 . -2,5,• a t one; anti z, a twee, at tlie•PUnch Nott,u g h A - u, A t ti;gsby amt' Wells, NOttingt,rn ; or Messrs is,txtbi'S and ,Martin, Finnivat's tnt,, Lond , . n. loam bodgi.i.d:e Occicittnt, aid John Charlsw4;rth, oh Clayton, Lancashire., calko.printers, Nov, 44, 11, acid 29, at'iThee, at the PalaLe Inn, Alanc.h.:stc:,r. Attornie, Mc4tsrs. Barret and, Wnicn.son, Manchester ; or Messrs. I. and 14:;• Wtttis, Warutord-court i , London. • , lames- Enniss, tate or East RettU r i, N ort i ngh arnshire,merccr, Oct. 24, 25, ancl'N.;v, , 29, at ten, at the Punch govkl, Not ti,:ghatrt. Attornies, Messrs. 1 , 11 agLiougaH. • and Hunter, Ncw-,quare, London ;or Messrs. Middle. and Perq, Nottingham, LONDON: Printed b At the SvN-0 • "At this moment, I was accidentallyat the villae , • of Salas, on the road to Posas, with my,reserve, con silting ofmy Adjutant, four Officers, and 1,20 met', being on my finarch t o • th e l a t ter place to surpi 100 men, who, according to my inforrnation,were to have entered that town; but observing the cue my's column on my left flank, crossing the 'plain, and the river, , ,vhich separated us, I took post on the acclivity of the mountain whiCh forinS the approaCh on that side to. Pino and Una, and from that emi nence opened my fire on the adv::.iced guard of enemy, who were diretting their march thither' ; , . and keeping up A brisk and steady fire, I put thein to flight with the loss of three inen kilkd. Having theii placed my men hehitid a parakt, - I übs2rved the enemy forming — their line in .frolit of we, and — detaclijng a party of their tro;,ps to my right, to make 'a detour round that einpence, in , order 'to cut off my retreat. therefore :evacuated toy pnition and mar:Abed in the greatest Ordei - , and Occasion:illy g - 1 di;:- , Chlrgin ‘o!fq, tO`the )leight on WI ich Yam lago 'stands, 'and which curninos other road leading from Pezas to Ona. I-lereTtOOk' post tOprevent!the - enemy's prOgrOs . ; but the ene4 my, conceiving that the yoy.l to Pi n o w w now left without any ,defenCe,'ndvan'ced iii, that . direction; *here lie met vVitli such resistance from an advanced party of, 50 nien, commanded by Db - N Tlio;',l,ls DP. YARTO, Lieutenant in the regiment of Majorca, that HIGH. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.moR ROW. 'Morning, 22 min. after 2. I Afternoon, go min. after 2. Isaac•ltull, now qr late of W . harton, WarwickThire, j3bber,- ' Nov. 2,3, and 29, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, ether , Lei,:estersiiire , A f te rn i es, M ess r s. Owen anilAiner. . . • • - , stone, Warwickshire ;or Messrs. Berridge, 'Litton- G,,r , LETTER ADDRESSED TO HIS EXCELLENcT THE GE den, London. 10 NERAI. IN CHIEF, DATED PRIAS, SEPT. 20, 1808, 1111 Simon, jun. of Newcastle-upon:Fyne, miller, Nov, .• - 1 . 5 - , i 6, anti 29, at eleven, at t h e Shakspeart 'cavern, New- a MoST EXCELLENT SEIGNOR, • , castle-upon- fync. Attbrnies, Mr. Foster, Newcastle- _ cc h) pursuance of y our E xce ll ency ' s or d er of this l;:irden. London.ti upon-Tyne; iw-T yne ; or Mr. Bacon, Southampton-street, Covent-,- date„ that. the a dV ance d guard' of the regiment : Of . . Williain,Glenv.in, of fermyn-street, St. lames's, Westriiin Maiorca, now under my commarid,•shoulit take post ste.., tador,Oet.26, Nov-. S t and 29, at eleven, at G midi - Wt. i n the svillaae of Rerieda, three quarters o f a league Attornies, Messrs.' 1. and W,. Ridiardso n , New-lim. ,. .stant from 'hence, I thought proper t o execute o• . "William Hathaway, 'of Shoe-lan e , London, - dealer in spiritu, distant - ~ us liquors, Oct. 2z, Not/. I, and 29, at ten, at Guild- your order in person, with the intention of making hall. Attorney, mr. RobMson, Charter...House...square. • • .nipelf completely acquainted with that position and Thomas Naylor, jun. of Liverpool, irpholstprer, Nov. 1,2, .„ A the road between it and this place. , and 2.9, at one. at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpozil. Attor - rues, -Mr. Walworth, Liverpool ;or Mr. troad, Union- • " I set out at one o'clock of the.day on.my march street, Southwark, surrey . . . - thither, by t a he high li way, aCcompariied by Lieut . Don ,Witt, -.in Haridcock,• of Alarelumot-street, Russell square, .„,,-- , • • ' b JACQ.UIN ESPATOLERO, wi the . veterans ,of his . twialesex, furniAmg irouirtungr, OCt. 25, at ttlicile, 26„ at eleven, an.; Nov, 2 9 , at ten,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Company, at present consisting of .58 mei - i. Alf. Hunt; Surrey - -strei.t, ;stand. " On . taming in sight of Reneria, Which is not , DIVIOWNDS. . , seen until one is quite close to it, we found that the Nov. vs. Richard Ivory, late of Saint Clement,' Oxford... . 1 ~. • .. , in 1 aunt ants were in the greatest confusion, and.y . itig MADRID, .SEPT: `27.—Don -FR Ali ICO DE .P.AL:A shire, uptiobler and cabinet-maker, at one, at the Angel , Inn. Oxford. , .frOin the , approach of the • etemy. rordere,.l ot - ir (141 i Y I.4lEl,Zl,l)eptity from the kingdom of Arra-, grin Nov. ,7., Richard Chambers, late of Newcastle-upon- i troops to halt, that I might retolini.iitre them. I - Ob- to the. Centionl Junta, has written the foliow4, Tyne, ironmonger, at eleven at.,,the Shakspeare Tavern, - 1 • .. . . • , serVed, at thedistanee *of a musket-shot from the -lei.ter on the condu6t Of the, people of nidrid .4 Newc.stie-.upon- Fyne. , „ I . 1 Nov. 14. Thomas Atoning, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,- 1 town, about 100 men marching by the road that It is with the greatest ,satisfaaion that I. hag'? linen-draper, ~at twelve, at the Turk's Head, Nqwcastle. lead's from Cascajares, Nt.'ho, on• their pari remark iog4. wittiessed thZ most rare exertions of patriotism Anu upon-Tyne. • -'. that I was advancing to•,vards them, suspendect their .. Nov rq. Nathan Rust, of Rothertiild-Peppard,'Oxfrd-, I generosity in the inhabitants of this imperial eft,' shire, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lotutun, • . march for a feel' minutes, , - and capital, .wihose benevoleilt hearts, forgetting all Feb. 14. Icahn Chapman, of Martin's-lane, Cannon -street, it " During this interval I isstired..my rneri that their - _„ - 1 1, London, drysalter, at one, at Guildhall. ~, • i i their °An sa ermqs in ins • mos ea,,int ..I:tis p,..110 . . coolness 'and Steadines; vii:)tild . put .tiled . eneelly i• - , • 10 ;' and disteginfing tricir private interests, haVe basica - Nov. is. N%illiain Nl'Donald, of York-street, Covent-Gar do', Middlesex, bout and shoemaker at: ten, at Guild- flight. I ordered the, Officer to,marcli with 30 /pen , . (to ro relieve the sofferinas of the Arro - o . s,;l - ~ . AO the left a10n1,3 - the saikt of the iiiailtit.iin d with the o , nese , Nov. 26. Stephen Morgan and Matthew Reatilhaw Morley,. -•.- . . • • '-' -., •• . . , ;•,, ' Biers in the defente of thvir country by must intention ot flanking them in then- rei,Lit, and the . . .• -of late al York-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop-Lich:4N at .--- . - . 'pr , .nupt, donations money, c , o,,Aes, tS,..e. IDic to - 1•:: ',(l' to tit`...' - Vie, at Guildhall, London. s - . ' • Sert,.•ritit,. NO the reimiiiiing . 2 . 8, . •.. - i rested as I dill ill . lute tekcir) 01 mv country, alit .Nov. 2,,, Robert Swaine,,ot Halifax, lolin Swaine, of skir- ri ,_, hi b, z , path.. ‘v ay ~,s • lj i c h progrffsw., el) , c. , flinanclen , i m i n . Coat, Yorkshire . , rd Swaine,- of London, anah - ' ‘ . i .' a b rat a witip-ss of the brave exertiwis of ticosj Swain,e, ot Halifax, losepn swaute., of Halifax, and Henry t' The F'• •• 'h ••••-•trii ,-', 4 -to I•111 , - , (1 to ' - - ' :, the %I lage. .ti.e s. _ ri,„, e ;, , , combaLlut , i, as well-as of their great sacrifiCes . ; • Ramsbothain, of Bradford, Yorksiurst, merchants, at tie- . enter it, I ordered tile tro9ps to ,ii.a...,..., t' l ; ,ii which ' knoWillo• also how utterly destitute of every thiq - , .viep, at tlie . White S'wan Inn, Halifax. , . the precipitiliely frc.l. .1 he party under the coin- '.' ti , ) Nov. 12, t he and John Chadwick, of Manchester, . - „ . .ta army is; while I return my sincere thanks iv markt of the Serjean:, and that on the left, pursued . - d}ers, 'at two, at th, i . .i.:ce Inn, Manchester. • the beneficent inhabitants of this city, I bl• •" 1 : 1 ty, am o , y-- , , , , Nov. 'z'a. IWm Hollyer, oi Coventry, ribbon-naanufaCturer, 'acid k died 13: rat then?, bestdes, ai I ..have since learn . to exhort them to : complete their generous work---lo at twelve, at the While Bear Inn,, Coventry. 'ed, wounded several, iiici took one pnsoner. . bear in mind all tlnit,the city has endured, and cow Nov.' is. Richard Mount 'god William Roberts, of Angel- ,, . * "that no. dout)t. may reintiin of this fortunate • court, London, merchants and insurance -broker;, at eleven, . • . . sacks ; finite their- contributions of - money, clothes, and other ~ at Guildhall.. • .. -.-- • afEiir - their. trats, straps, nod knap ha ve been - .. DeCessaiiesfur those trtiops, which, regardless of Nov. 16. Samuel Harmer, of .Aldboro`ugh, Suffolk, inn- • canceled • and though I Cannorassert, 'that the , , tint ' their own' want of - • f -• I d • '''' (.3 cry coal en, are a rea - y !nal co' '- 15,e per, at ..leveli,'ai the White Lion, 'ilelborougti. Nov. ;a. Minion Partri,w, of Exeter, surge- tnaKer, at ele- , 1 I d' 0 i the tell,' accomnlisl'ed their • who were -heel I ~ • A - in“ tolne,frontiers in smirch of the enemy. As onZ , rr ' • , yen, at toe Star Inn, Ex.:ter. - of the Generals . of that army, I assure them th4t Nov. to. I horn Kite, of ..11,ilIchester,cotion-mainttatturer, b,d b ' their tirin , to increase - • did •' - , u.e . y.his loss, as aiso - at tour. at the. ti;ta,:.e , - , ...cer Arius liiri, Alai:nester. this SeliVice Will be en•Tbraven on the h ear t s o f thp ' tiii: , reconnoitrino - party which o•Jportuncly made its fare. 17. lus.:pn 1_,c.41,. ui wavelg stre,t, Loudon, wholale• . - • 0 . I - . loyalfArragonese and their General, who,' as most imee-Or i per, at tv,ive, :it. C , uiitipdli. - ' ' appearance, under t4e command of the•L, , eutenant of interested in ~the common welfare, will rejoice in Nov. 19. ttlward Cat pole, of Chatham, Kent, 10 1. ) - the Volunteers of Navarre,,Dunlie; lAIAG F.:NES IJIEL, keeper, ..t twelve, at Guildhall, London. ,' :, .i malcitt<T- known,. h . '• by flu id fI -c" t Aat a .was a o tle ben Nuv. .14. Kooeit GOutden,`of LKerpool, merchant, at ele- r • I - ' ''' i 1 •' t‘ ;lot and ' and eonsistediof F 4. soldiers' pi,. tIL saki J.i.. a ), ~savedficent inhabitalitsof Madrid (Madrilenos) that he veal, aa tiii.: 6,:utg-: 1n,,, A 'WI pirtal.:: •• ' . . . that of Majorca. . .. tbe .country..- • - . Nov. 9. J. , nti t.unrtney, ur &ierth,'r Tydvil, Glamorgan- .iviertityr : -.- . , ~ , .4,vi • vinced that tney n;: , :: - to excea a hiniilar Chastise-- t . . , - - Nov. 9. william .'vlitcriell, late of Meithvr, 'Pydvil, Gla f - went as often as they face our . soldiers. Our loss inotprishire, victualler, at ten, at the Crown Inn, filer . consists of only one .wounded, belouvina to the bat . thyr 'pydvil. . .‘ . o ' • - .tenon or Navarre Nov. 2 9 . lohn Spencer Taylor, ot - Gracechureh-street, Lon- , ' . • don, straw-hat-manufacturer, at ten, at G undhail. • i " Our.advanced guard contines to occupy that . CER - 11FIC/ITES. _ • • ! post, and their . force will be inereasedby those of the Nov. Nov. 8. james Young, of Manche s t er , cot ton-manufaCtufer. : . • • same company, who are to join them in the course Richard Stubbs, of Leek, Stattiucishire ; butcher. : ibis ur Ex- '•- Nl ,, r GOD , res,:rved .. v I Alexander M'Craith, of- Lower Brook-street, Glosvenbr- of DI:-7-''‘• .'• I - e.- , . 7 . 9 - - square, Middlesex, wine-inernaht. • lepcy Ina.V years. , lotto jaincs Sectetdo, of Winchester -street, 1..4id0n, incur_ , • ' (Signed) - . ance- broker. . Samuel . S waibley, of Eardingtoii;Salop, iron -master. . George Redford, now or late ut ByttLird, Laneashire, cotton, spinner. William Watson, of Ot ford, n ear S even Oaks, Kent, miller. William Kellam}, or Exeter; currier. . •- " In this trilling affair, interesting o'nly from i!" results, my.(Acers and troops displayed the titin , ,c zeal and cut husiasm in defence of their beloved and Country, all of tliem gontributing, in .their 'Speaive posts, to the happy result 'which I have jui! 'corrirnurnoted to you, in_ conforaiity to mY May God preserve,. you many' years. (Signed) " ALEXANDER CCDONN,ELL:" S(Jlti 1:11 PALAVOY: ' GRAVESEND, OCIOCER 17. ... = Passed lin P idence; liries, from I \ ; Sh,pne„r,l; 41riatca t ; A Daniel, 'Patch; ---, and c Princes (.4 I', d i e s 1i t4 ,,, ( q, :1 1 Oir -Qtic7l3 , :c. • , . Bve, , Holiand, and the Maria, Ebert, for l34t jigwapd. . . EIRTIIS. Qn the.;34 ult• at Durtgatinoti Park, t.:c seat of tite.Rig'T i- Hon; "' s hot'Jas 1.0 . d :ficuukkt Northland, 4:1L: Lettfiusid•Ktiox, .ot a San. t.a!Lly, atirViitcheh's fort, the :Lady of lifook Drasielr Lan. of a . , (YO Sunday' last, at Stoz6ve.,ll, the Lady of Captain i4 14 -K'"* . •Tweedifte, 'of a D.:tighter. AIARRIED.` ~; O H On the tzth inst. at N e w Ch ure h , Mr. ugh !114 1 it.'1! of Chopside, to Miss lames, only daughter of the I. ll `'. larnqs, Esq; of Collard, Gloucestershire. Lately, at the ,Churelt of 'St, . iga,y-10-burie, Strialand Standish, E sq . ot \ Staadisti- flail, in the'', s %rit' • of Lancaster, to Mi ss Catnerin‘: Ger.dll,' sitter •to S" Men Gerard, Batt., of Garswood, iii the same CountY' w,ii On Saturit.iy last, .Mr. [awes Johnston, of LOlO OO to NilsS Mary Ann Talbot, of Gic.t Itusseil-strect , foid-square. The same day, at St. Martin's in the Fieicls, Mr. Inanc i h" Conictlian, to Miss eider 0 . 1 "\'‘' 11iirrol'ci, of the Wr.k.in 'raven), Broad-court. tin Monday last. at Isword, is K.ent, Ott: Rev. 1.)!r3 A N , a u t i j s c e e ,. ' Ai l t .‘ t tt:l e i :L i r ° ovi tij f atla:l2ll°llege, tr i t: L c t o Q t r: •: l :4 . 4- ' On Tuesday the rith inst. tatiri Lott Ph;llips, liarerfoldwesti to. Miss Augusta vou nAes t ( L itiA iitzr of t h e late William Es.i. oi , 13uvvriii4si...agi1, On the i;th nit. a Cli;i3t Church, Cork, by cencc, Lietitenut Casey, ibf the Royal Naiy, to 30- nora Cartliy; daughter-of the twte Charles Est' of Gurtnaicrecna, iiilll:.Cutinty 01 Cork. Litt*, at the Ciiihedrar, Cork, Moore, Esq. of l4liirybo:ou ; 4:11;“ Aiingi,en Of' the - late: •` ..1 .v . . EinAnoel igoore . , Bart. to • 14 11s4'Htiaceth SW‘anton, U, ugtrter of tViilia,rn Swintton, Esq. 'of .13 , alltlahab, County of • • Dih • a • • On Friday, at Camberweil, Mr. foscph of Crdycn•stror. - , aged 29. . ' On the 15th imt. at Wc , .t Ham, lames And.,rsor.l4 Mounie, in th,..! County of Aberdeen. 0, a 111:',1' ciistinguislicci ;or Tlyenr,iriZ.7lllll - 0743 - ili of p is fi t .„.„ y •menta; than fur that philanthropic rnieiv'uorfogi'" covtribute to the wt-.llare oi anittikind iu geoeyil, aut.! (4:0e , 1 : : CO in pittrictr!. 4 r, which is s ) rnanii Cirou4tiotp•Vi nurnero siot u:: valuable I.%ttiirgs on sod other sofircti,:: g,- ncra i • iii. Saturitit: tlio(i1;11)'„ Slu,oc-stwe:, Aft ' C , ,,‘:esl; ,tt . .13atnklion of Royals. • • t Sunday everting; at'. Clapha.nl, • ilfrs. CLanentson, lift ut ths Lite 101 - mo Cle.rtyticon,..Esq..P.4',.vv 't Arms. .• On Friday se'nnight, in. conseque;lo of a fail from tiquoir, I'ar4sli or ti ,I3teconshirei r. iper ar.ci•C;razir:r.. L. - tr. 1: 7 - 4 ,,it 1 . 9.11n:.t0wn, on his 7ay to 'bublrrn tsq.:of - .k.;reyfort, iu Count) of Tippe.ry. A ttw ago, at R9scorine t t*_ near' eallinakill, in treLori, talker wi,e of Clc C: Vvijiter, anti sister to t i l e tare WilliArn.GlaScoolt, of York -street, Dublin, (Jii Shut ldy the zd inst. at his hotitte at Bow, the Ncv lanxis Fteach; R,ct r of V3we, 4J I, Chaplain to the Eider hru tireii of the Trinity. .. __ R tCifiltn HAAR'S, of No. 4. Martlett-court, iov;.street ; and publuhe.l by WILL:lex 4RA 4IGEtt •Sa Lers -Soutir Moltoyl-strtzt, Giosvenor-4qttan; le:Gg No: 112 St ran d i where doer tisements, Orders tor the Paotr, I esters for the Editor Ike ~ ..(ost-mnd) must - bo addressed. . . . . . . .. .. . they thought proper to retreat to their-first poSition; - I , , with the loss of four more of their number ; and up-,. on finding their projeet§ frustrated, and discovcriPg. 'frorqour various positions that all of them cotninaod7 ea the pas . se'§,.aild that their persisting to penetr=tet : betides _being 'fruitless, would be-attended. with the loss•of the greater part of their men, toQk the reso lutiorf to retreat ; which they accordingly did in thq. greatet precipitation. The 'evacua.tion of Rurcbas and • Burgos soon followed. ~.... • • Friday se'nnight, an infant, ..ahnut seven months old, son of Mr. KING, - of Morice-Town, Ireland , took bold. of , a piece of lead,.-Which it put into its mouth unperceived, and from thence it untOrtunalely slipped into the throat; where it remained near an • hour, as the Imoth,:r, in her 'atterript to take it out, had forced it further down. Fortfinately,a sltilful surgeon , arrived shortly after, who sucet , edtu waling the lead.; and the infant., contrary to pectation, is. now in 'a fairway , of recovery. .1 3 11 e lead weighed two ounces and -a „half anti 4i c €;6i:l s , of an oval form, two •inches: lonz, and one inch wide in the centre., It.is truly astoni . diing, that all . • • infatit of such a tender age could exist tor even few minutes With such a sun:;tance in its the mother,, hiller etEirts-to extra& it, had I°l-C.Cd 31 • completely act o,:is.the y': .~ t ,